You are teaching a class on STDs to a group of women. Which of the following responses indicates teaching was successful.

Trichomonas has a frothy discharge that is smelly

"If I have syphilis, I will have painful urination."

"If I wear a condom I cannot get an STD".

"If I have herpes then I will have to have a C-Section to deliver my baby.”

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A

A. Trichomonas is a sexually transmitted infection that typically causes a frothy, malodorous vaginal discharge, so this response shows an understanding of the condition.

B. Painful urination is more characteristic of a urinary tract infection or gonorrhea, not syphilis.

C. Condoms greatly reduce the risk of STDs but do not provide 100% protection, so this statement is incorrect.

D. A cesarean section is not always necessary for women with herpes; it is only recommended if there are active lesions at the time of delivery to prevent transmission.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. The A1C is not used for diagnosing gestational diabetes; it measures long-term blood glucose levels.

B. A fasting glucose test in the first trimester is not typically used for diagnosing gestational diabetes.

C. The three-hour glucose tolerance test is used for diagnosing gestational diabetes but not as a routine screening for all women.

D. The standard screening test for gestational diabetes is the one-hour glucose challenge test, typically performed between 24 and 28 weeks of gestation.

A. “Because you're not eating enough iron-rich foods like meat." B. "Because you are hemoconcentrated the hematocrit dropped after delivery." C. "Because your blood volume has doubled, your hematocrit is lower." D. "This change in hematocrit indicates a postpartum hemorrhage."

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. A decrease in hematocrit after delivery is more likely due to physiological changes rather than dietary factors alone, though iron intake is important for overall recovery.

B. Hemoconcentration refers to an increase in hematocrit due to a decrease in plasma volume, but this is not the reason for a decreased hematocrit postpartum.

C. During pregnancy, blood volume increases to support both the mother and fetus. After delivery, plasma volume returns to pre-pregnancy levels, which can cause a relative decrease in hematocrit.

D. A significant drop in hematocrit could indicate postpartum hemorrhage, but a slight drop can be expected as part of normal post-delivery physiology.

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